The Radio Industry
Keywords:
- Commercial / Public services radio broadcasters
- Other types of radio station (e.g college, community)
- National / Local / Global / Online
Station Profile:
- Personality and Identity
- Logo and Visual Elements
- Cross-platform marketing
- Scheduling
Speech-based radio:
- Genres (e.g discussions, call-in, news, documentary)
- Conventions (e.g use of presenter, contributors, studio / outside broadcast)
BBC RADIO
The BBC summarised:
- The BBC produces promotional videos.
- Cross-platform advertising promotes their station e.g tv channels.
- Websites for each station.
- Phone calls in are a way to engage with the audience as well as being cheap to call. E.g Jeremy Vines lunchtime radio on BBC Radio 2.
- Discussions are lead by the presenter, e.g Miles Jump in the News Quiz on BBC Radio 4.
The new digital-only:
- BBC 1Xtra- New urban music, plus news, original in-house live music sessions, original live music concerts and music documentaries.
- BBC Radio 4 Extra- Classic comedy, drama, books, science fiction, fantasy and children's programme. Also known as BBC Radio 7.
- BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra- A companion to radio 5 Live for additional sports events.
- BBC Radio 6 Music- An electric mix of
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